Exadel

The­Server­Side is hosting an­other Java Sym­po­sium this year. It will run from March 17 to March 19 in Las Vegas. Of course, you knew this al­ready from reg­u­larly checking our cal­endar. (Our cal­endar would also show that Exadel’s Max Katz will be doing 2 sessions.)

As the The­Server­Side points out, it’s during dif­fi­cult tur­bu­lent times that these sorts of information-​​sharing events be­come so im­por­tant for de­vel­opers – at the same time re­sources to at­tend events is much tighter. We can help a little by of­fering our dis­count code. To re­deem this spe­cial offer, reg­ister on­line with the code FRIENDOFSPKR and you’ll au­to­mat­i­cally save $200. (Yes, you can still reg­ister.) Read more »

Tags: AJAX, client-side, conference, Exadel, Java, JavaFX, Max Katz, rich enterprise applications, rich user interface, RichFaces, Web applications

Exadel’s Max Katz will be very busy at the up­coming JSFdays2010 /​ eJUGdays2010 con­fer­ence in Vi­enna, Aus­tria. This is an an­nual in­ter­na­tional con­fer­ence cov­ering JavaServer Faces (JSF) and re­lated tech­nolo­gies. This year it runs from Feb­ruary 23 to Feb­ruary 25 in the city that pro­vided the back­drop for The Third Man.

Max will be working ses­sions all three days. Here’s a table with the de­tails: Read more »

Tags: AJAX, JSF, JSFdays, RIA, rich user interface, RichFaces, Web applications

It’s coming up soon! On Tuesday of next week on Feb­ruary 9, Ex­adel and Ac­tuate will be doing a joint we­b­cast ti­tled Learn How to Add BIRT Re­porting to JSF Ap­pli­ca­tions Using Rich­Faces. There’s still time to reg­ister. Read more »

Tags: Actuate, AJAX, BIRT, JavaFX, JavaScript, JSF, RIA, rich user interface, RichFaces, Web applications

The JSF Summit for 2009 is coming up soon:

De­cember 1st through 4th
Or­lando, Florida
Loews Portofino Hotel @ Uni­versal Orlando

It’s a time to take stock of the whole of JavaServer Faces as it has evolved so far, but some areas will also come in for spe­cial focus. Some of these key topics are: Read more »

Tags: AJAX, JSF, JSF 2.0, portlets, QA, RichFaces, Seam, Spring

In prac­tice, the classic JSF val­i­da­tion ap­proach usu­ally vi­o­lates DRY (Don’t Re­peat Your­self), since most “val­i­da­tion” ac­tu­ally en­forces con­straints that are part of the data model all the way down to the data­base schema de­f­i­n­i­tion. How­ever, Seam pro­vides sup­port for model-​​based con­straints de­fined using Hi­ber­nate Val­idator. More­over, you can use Hi­ber­nate Val­ida­tors for your bean to­gether with the data model.
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Tags: AJAX, hibernate validation, JSF, RichFaces, Seam, validation

Ex­adel cre­ated Rich­Faces, but now it’s under the JBoss open source roof. How­ever, Ex­adel still de­velops Rich­Faces under con­tract for JBoss/​Red Hat. This con­tinued in­volve­ment in Rich­Faces keeps Ex­adel as the ex­pert on this framework.

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Tags: AJAX, RichFaces, Tag